In intensive work, human error can lead to many risks, including inaccurate measurements, incorrect
data collection, and safety hazards. Cluttered work areas, magnets, ramps, broken connections, and
incorrect users are some examples of human error that can affect the accuracy of weight training.
Additionally, human contact can leave oil or oil film, affecting quality during measurement and
causing permanent damage due to corrosion. Temperature variation, difference, accuracy of the cell,
load factor, energy environment and signal interference are other factors that affect the accuracy of
body weight. The risk of human error that cannot be prevented or prevented by quality control
procedures can reduce the effectiveness of quality control and increase measurement uncertainty. It is
therefore important to reduce the risk of human error in intensive work through comprehensive
guidelines, strict supervision and compliance with technical procedures, strict safety and standards.